Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-13
THE METROPOLITAN CLUB RE-
CEPTION.
A Notable Social Event-GueSts Enter.
talned by the Club.

The reception Of the Metropolitan Club last even
Ing was one Of the most notable social events OF
the year. The elegant clubhouse corner 18th and
streets, was thrown open from top to bottom.
and was thronged with people well known in so.
cial and official circles from 10 O'Clock until q
O'Clock. Arrangements were exceptionally good
so that there was no undue crowding,
Notwithstanding the humber OF people The
guests were received in the west parlors.
by Admiral Rogers and Mrs. Sheridan, the
1ntrOductonS being made by Dr. Ruth
The immense hall, large rooms, and wide door
ways made promenading possible. The suite OF
The floral decorations were quite effective. Beau
tiful blooming plants ObScured the large mantels
IN the haii and parlors. ON the hall walls were
large shields OF IVY and roses All the chandeliers
were gracefully draped with smilax The landing
half way up the large staircase from the main
ing. The Marine Band was located on the second
floor, at the head OF the stairs, and music filled
the entire house. The guests wandered at will
through the comfortable rooms. Supper was
served in the suite OF rooms over the ballroom.
and it was OF The most elaborate character.
Among those present were Chief Justice and
and Mrs. Fairchild, Col. and Mrs Lamont, Justice
BlatchiOrd and wife, Minister West and Miss West.
Miss Mitchell, Judge John Davis Admiral Worden,
Controller and Mrs. Trenholm and Miss Trenholm
General and Mrs. Sheridan, Solicitor and Miss Nc.
Cue, Col and Mrs. Sheridan, Col. Blunt of General
Sner1dans s!a stan, General Cresswe!l the French,
and ladies, Generel and Mrs. j. c. Black, Col
Archibald Hopkins, Senator and Mrs. Cameron
Carroll McKenny, Commissioners Webb and Lud-
low, Major Lydecker and Capt. Griffen, Mr.. c. B.
sea sea G and Mrs Page General O. G.
and Mrs Hc General Fagke juseiee
GGaay Gaas a M Justice sad Field MI and Mrs
Passed Assistant Engineer Tobln, Judge Lander,
y. T. Willard, Miss Willard, Mr.. Chiffon, General
7. NJ b. Young, JAS NJ. Johnston, NJ. F. Morris,
Sevellon A. Brown, Col. j. NJ. wilson. Lieut.
Dnvall, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson and Miss
W. Wilson, surgeon sur General Moore, General Kelton,
Justice and Mrs. Miller, Commander and Mrs
stockton, General Augur, Seaton Monroe, Jesse
Brown, Va, MRS: Frank Howe, Mrs Foster, General
son, Com: and Mrs. Bartlett, j. K. McCammOn, JUS
ice bradley, Capt N: Burritt, Miss Burritt, Mrs.
DalngerIeld, MT: and Mrs. c. C. Duncanson. S. NJ.
Bryan, Mrs. Endicott and Mr.. and Miss EndicOtt,
Mr. ana Mrs. Garrick Mallery, Capt. L. V. McNair,
Lieut.. Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno A. Baker, DR.. and
and Mrs Henry semken. MciDonald Doualass.
Major AND Mrs. Chas. w. Maynard, Mr.. and Mrs.
re0aa Leonard Sa SSnew, Miss Edes Mr.: and Mrs Hude
OF Admiral Rodgers, Gen. Augur, Col. j. l. Bona
Rarte, ADMIRAL M Upshur, David Ferguson, Col. S. E.
6rosSy 6og Di N Rnsn EdTard ward McSa9e Col
and Commander HofT.
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Bodley
+. Colhoun and Eleanor M. Semmes; VIM. Rose
anu Lucy Madden; Richard Hopp and Louisa
stannard; an Joseph Jenkins, of New York. and Mary
Alice Miller, OF Baltimore; Henry Holland and
eoGnea: GoGnela = FOSTER s Thos: F. Haney and Nellie
mary s Rose @ @Moulden. OF Rockville; John C. Poor
anu Eua wharton; g. B. Cobb, OF Rochester, NY,
a!I ana Maria r Casilear; Michael O'Dea and Norah
McCarty; Alfred Alderani BersiIli and Mamie
DECLINED 10 INTRODUCE DIR. McGLYNN.-Dr. Nc
Gym arrived In Cincinnati yesterday. Some OF
ms lrisnds desired to introduce him to representa-
i've business men OF the chamber OF commerce,
an ana TO that end asked Major John Byrne, OF
d dm0 and Ohio road, to make the intro
1ucuOn. Major Byrne declined, saying that as
Catn0nc, loyal to the precepts and authority OF
MS cnurcn, he had no sympathy with DR.. Nc
cayd Gynns no position 20 and that as good citizen he
which the doctor was attempting to propagate.
AS member OF the chamber OF commerce the
same views compelled him to decline. Others
VINO VINO were appealed to took the same position, and
tnuS DT McCilynn was not visitor on 'Change.
Last night Dr. McGlynn delivered his lecture
,.,a1 CrOSS OF New Crusade, In Cincinnati T1sre
we're no Catholic clergymen present DR.. NC
Glynn referred in causttc terms to the censure
hv A I3ct,<,v NJ CipninnQh